@Vlad-Nirky Hello there, can i get instructions to set my network mode in ubuntu touch (gsm/wcdma)?

@Keneda missed that thanks, @googlybear well still nothing I can do about it directly. though I am implementing the xdg-desktop-portal standard into lomiri atm, so this may indirectly help you because there are a bunch of xdg bitwarden apps.

@killclique I tried to follow this way this morning: started the phone, launched Waydroid, waiting on the Waydroid home screen for 15' for the FP5 to go black, then wait 15' more and pressing the power button: the phone was back to the lock screen and after that Waydroid was operational. I have 24.04.1 stable installed over Android 13 like you.

Merry Xmas!

@oldbutndy Yeah, as rocket2infinity says, no guarantees about VoWifi. But I thought some people had said that it "just worked" after VoLTE was up and running. No idea if it's device dependent or what. Maybe @jam1388 or @vverve could test voice over wifi for you? Just remember, before making your buying decision, that VoLTE is very much in beta and being worked on with Oneplus N10. It's not presently available on the Stable channel, and things break on the Daily builds. I'm hopeful it'll make its way to Stable, but nobody's guaranteeing anything.

@gpatel-fr hey can you point me in the direction to make systemd unit file without changing the system from read-only?

@toniox Hello. Normally, installing UT requires Android to be installed first. Do you think this is possible given the state of the phone? https://devices.ubuntu-touch.io/device/surya/

@UBportsNews merry christmas to you all and a happy new year!

@toniox Welcome.

Thanks for sharing your Hotmail experience here. I had the same problem and had to use a Gmail account, and the next day I received the confirmation email. I almost gave up because I couldn't figure out what I was doing wrong with the registration.

@Eric-H thanks a lot

@GerhardF A smile works fine!

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why don't you simply install the zip fil from twrp recovery ? https://images.ecloud.global/official/FP5/

Thank everyone for their thoughts. I have not changed network providers recently or done anything else which would seem to stand out. No new app installs from the store or anything. I'll keep looking for a way to troubleshoot this and report back if it is found.

@RapidRotator while I'm no expert, I am taking a fleeting interest in these questions currently, and I can point you to an ooooold doc emerging from the mist of times: https://manpages.ubuntu.com/manpages/questing/man2/lomiri-location-service.2.html you'll notice that at some pre-historical point, the lomiri location service was written to allow to inject geoclue data into location info provided to applications. Is it still the case now, I have no idea. Looking at the service daemon command line (using ps) it's clear that it is not configured to do so currently. I don't have the energy to try to hack the service to change the startup parameters accordingly - my hopes that it would just work are very low (if it was so easy, why would the UT devs not have done it already ?)

@Moktrull Yeah you need to download the SP Flash Tool and an Android 9 image for your device: https://drive.usercontent.google.com/download?id=18_vFVhQia5Zkedjy9Vz05x_wlNrN-sxe&export=download&authuser=0. This works for me (x606f). I had some issues using SP Flash Tool on Linux, so I recommend downloading the MTK drivers for Windows and flashing from Windows instead. Then flash that Android 9 image using SP Flash Tool. Unselect preload inside SP Flash Tool, then flash. After verifying in Settings that it’s Android 9, enter fastboot mode. Next, download the devel-flashable artifacts from here: https://gitlab.com/yassinrezai71/lenovo-x606/-/jobs/12500903564/artifacts/download Unzip it. After unzipping, flash the boot image: fastboot flash boot out/boot.img (or wherever the boot.img is located). Then format userdata: fastboot format:ext4 userdata After that, flash the Ubuntu image: fastboot flash system out/ubuntu.img Finally, reboot: fastboot reboot Wait until the device boots into Ubuntu Touch.

@robales I guess you could look here at what is merged for the particular daily you are on. Everything older than a day is quite probably in the newest image. It can vary if day old merges are also included, depending on when you are checking and when the image was built. (In the example every merge not related to 24.04-1 is filtered out.)